The last pair of fish that bred in my community the male killed everything else. That's why I don't want to breed.
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I just had that happen with my short body texas pair. I had a nice community tank of them and then a pair formed and the day after they laid eggs they killed the majority of their tank mates. It was my fault as I went against my better judgement in not keeping a single sex community tank but I figured that they grew up together it might work out...dead wrong.
Your male is stunning and yes definitely healing up nicely. You should really consider allowing them to breed, but I fully understand the undertaking it is to maintain the pair and raise the fry. On the flip side, he might be shooting blanks...just the curiosity and the added valve of discovering that you may be in possession of a fertile king kamfa male would be enough to get me going.
Also, that female...



